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[fancypost borderwidth=0px; overflow: auto; width: 250px; height: 130px; text-align: justify;][size=7pt]Kotone quickly got her feet moving when Zachariah took her hand. She didn't want to trip after all. As she followed her new friend, or at least she assumed he was her friend after all Kotone hadn't exactly had much experience with friendship, she wondered what the assembly would be like. 'Obviously we'll be meeting the teachers, but will there be other important people that they would talk about?' As this would have been her first year of high school the brunette had some experience with opening assemblies, but it was obvious from the start that this school was different from others. Actually, it kind of seemed like a thinly veiled prison, maybe a little nicer. Quickly stopping herself from running straight into the back of Zachariah, Kotone realized that they had arrived in the main hall and he was patting the seat next to him, an obvious gesture to sit down there. Hopping over and sitting herself down, Kotone was thankful for the front row seats as it was quite often that people blocked her view of things and it seemed this meeting would be important.

Sorry about being pretty absent for awhile, I had a lot of homework to do today.[/fancypost]
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[justify]A short burst of white light flashed outside of the window across from where Zero was standing, and to his relief the sound of thunder did not follow. The last thing he wanted on his first day at the academy was a storm. Or maybe the last thing he wanted was for everyone to know his power right from the get go... Either way, he didn't want a storm to brew up. Zero pried his eyes from looking through the window that he already didn't like and averted his gaze to focus on Rey for just a moment when he heard him ask a question. It was an easy question at that, all he had to do was say something along the lines of yes or no.

"Yes, Monochromacy. It's an odd case since the only symptom of it that I carry is being completely colour blind. Usually people with this sort of colour deficiency would have god awful vision and their eyes would be extremely sensitive to light," he replied with ease.

His attention focused back on the window for just a moment longer, the sudden flash of lightning making him blink. The randomness of the blinding flash of white hadn't exactly surprised him very much, but the low rumbling noise following afterwards was enough to make the student hop down from standing on his toes. Out of sheer habit he brought his hand up and fixed a strand of his light blonde hair that he had noticed as being a bit out of place in the reflection of the window.

For a mere few seconds Zero studied the latter male's face, just long enough to lock a clear picture in his head. When he thought of the colours he had seen earlier, they just appeared in grey scale as usual. His memories always stirred up a great deal of confusion for Zero since he could see colours sometimes but could never remember what they looked like when he couldn't see them. The very thought of it all hurt his head, so he focused on other things. "Anyway... What was that announcement about earlier? I wasn't paying much attention," he admitted rather sheepishly. Depending on how much those static boxes that everyone else called intercoms were used, a system would have to be developed to avoid letting others become aware of one of his weaknesses. "They can know about the Monochromacy situation, but most definitely not anything else," he thought to himself. If his powers were found out by the other students then so be it, but keeping what was able to weaken those same abilities to himself was one of Zero's very few golden rules. [/justify]

"Alright. If anyone uses magic, tell me what type." she called after her. Pandora didn't know what to do now, and she didn't want to go to the assembly. "She seems useful to me after all." she muttered to herself.